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Central Florida Community Action Agency, I nc. 2017 Annual Meeting & Community Luncheon About Us Central Florida Community Action Agency (CFCAA) is a private, nonprofit, community-based organization whose PURPOSE IS TO REDUCE POVERTY


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Central Florida Community Action Agency, I nc.

2017 Annual Meeting & Community Luncheon

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About Us

Central Florida Community Action Agency (CFCAA) is a private, nonprofit, community-based

  • rganization whose PURPOSE IS TO

REDUCE POVERTY AND HELP LOW- INCOME INDIVIDUALS BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT in Alachua, Levy, and Marion counties.

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Mission Statement

Central Florida Community Action Agency is committed to helping people strengthen their lives through community partnerships.

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Our Programs and Services

Born out of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 and incorporated in 1981, CFCAA currently offers the following programs: – Raising & Improving Self-Sufficiency Expectations Program – Weatherization Assistance Program – Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program

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The Promise of Community Action

Community Action changes people’s lives, embodies the spirit

  • f hope, improves communities,

and makes America a better place to live. We care about the entire community and are dedicated to helping people help themselves and each other.

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CFCAA I mpact – 2015/ 2016

4,921 families received

utility assistance to prevent loss

  • f electric or gas service.
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CFCAA I mpact – 2015/ 2016

464 clients obtained

certificate/diploma or completed post-secondary education program.

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CFCAA I mpact – 2015/ 2016

103 clients and their families

were helped to obtain or maintain stable & affordable housing.

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CFCAA I mpact – 2015/ 2016

CFCAA partnered with 71

  • ther agencies or organizations

during the year in order to provide our clients with access to a wide range of supportive services.

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CFCAA I mpact – 2015/ 2016

62 clients and their families

received transportation assistance to attend school, interviews, or work.

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CFCAA I mpact – 2015/ 2016

59 homes were weatherized,

resulting in an average reduction

  • f 15% in their heating & cooling

costs.

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CFCAA I mpact – 2015/ 2016

52 youth received Summer

Program Scholarships to maintain skills learned during the school year.

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Our Board of Directors

It is a requirement for Community Action Agencies to maintain a tripartite board of directors representing the Public, Private and Community (low-income) Sectors. The following dedicated volunteers fulfill these roles for CFCAA:

Alena Lawson, Chair (Alachua County) Marlon Gayle, Vice Chair (Levy County) Scot Quintel, Treasurer (Marion County) Eddie Jean Williams, Secretary (Levy County) VACANT (Levy County) Ernestine Butler (Alachua County) Cheryl Martin (Marion County) Katrice Graham (Alachua County) LaShandra Lightsey (Marion County)

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PROGRAM SUCCESS –

Raising & I mproving Self-Sufficiency Expectations

Mandy LaRoy, Former CFCAA Family Development Specialist Taryn Holden, R.I.S.E. Participant Frederick Brown, R.I.S.E. Participant Migdalia Cruz, R.I.S.E. Participant Taylor Whittier, R.I.S.E. Participant Racheal Washington, CFCAA Family Development Specialist

(L - R)

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SUCCESS STORI ES –

Raising & I mproving Self-Sufficiency Expectations

2016 R.I.S.E. Participant Incarcerated for 12 years; on successful track to completion of barbering license and enrollment in college…

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SUCCESS STORI ES –

Raising & I mproving Self-Sufficiency Expectations

R.I.S.E. Participant Mother and child were homeless, staying on the street; obtained employment with State of Florida and enrolled in BA program.

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SUCCESS STORI ES –

Raising & I mproving Self-Sufficiency Expectations

R.I.S.E. Participant Battled with substance abuse and homelessness at a young age; graduated and obtained state certification in nursing, making $20 per hour.

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SUCCESS STORY -

Weatherization

2015 Before Weatherization 2016 After Weatherization

Central HVAC System Replacement reduced cooling & heating costs by

31%

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THANK YOU!!!

Vernon McQueen, Duke Energy Program Manager Alena Lawson, CFCAA Board Chair Charles Harris, CFCAA CEO Steve Kay, CFCAA Director of Weatherization & Housing Initiatives

(L - R)

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DONATE TODAY

If you are interested in making a tax-deductible donation in the future, please donate by mail or visit www.cfcaa.org Please make checks or money orders payable to CFCAA and mail to:

Central Florida Community Action Agency, I nc. ATTN: Fiscal Department 411 N Main Street - Suite 210 Gainesville, FL 32601

Central Florida Community Action Agency (CFCAA), Inc., is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization. No goods or services are provided in exchange for donations.

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Central Florida Community Action Agency, I nc.

Connect With Us On Social Media

facebook.com/ cfcaa @cfcaa_

Visit our website at www.cfcaa.org

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Central Florida Community Action Agency, I nc.